The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-08-20
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| Personal
Mr.. e. N. Rich, attorney at law, is at the
White Sulphur Springs, Va.
Miss Mary B. ShelIman, of Westminster, has
charge of the telephone at Emory Grove camp
Miss Rosa G. Woolford, of Baltimore, is q
guest of Mrs. W. W. Matthews, near Philopolis.
Misses Lillian Grace and Maggie Handy OF
Baltimore, are visiting friends at Hebbville, "a
| district.
Mr. Harry Wyatt, of Washington, D. c.. is
visiting his friend Mr.. Arthur L. Bosley of Tow
sontown.
Miss Mary A. Mcconnell, of Baltimore, is
spending the summer with relatives in Green
Spring Valley.
William s. Keech, Esq, and family, who are
travelling in the North, were in the White Noun
tains the past week.
R. R. Boarman, ESQ.,, and family, who spent
several weeks at Bedford Springs, Pa, returned
home on Wednesday.
Misses Maggie Wells and Nellie Cover, Of
Virginia, are visiting Miss Annie G. Scott Of
Western Run Valley.
DIR. Charles A. Leas, of Glyndon, one of the
leaders in the Prohibition movement, was in Tow
sontown on Thursday.
Mr.. Allen Trail, of St. Louis, accomp anied
by his daughter, is visiting his sister, Mrs. John
I. Yellott, of Towsontown.
Thomas Philpot, Esq, Register of Wills, who
is on a visit to Detroit Michigan, is expected
uOuo Luo ItJter pbTI VI uoAt WO0h'
Mrs. William e. McComas, of White Hall, and
the Misses Welby, of Baltimore, are visiting Mrs.
John F. Anderson, of Towsontown.
The family of Col. D. M. Matthews, of Du-
lany's Valley, have been spending some time with
friends in Jefferson county, W. Va.
States Attorney N. Charles Burke, who spent
some time at Cape May, returned on Wednesday
and is now ready for campaign work.
Hon. Joshua F. Cockey, of Cockeysville, and
his grandson, Mr.. Fritz Cockey, have been spend
ing some time at the Windsor Hotel, Cape May.
Gen. E. F. L. Hardcastle, of Talbot county,
was in Towsontown this week. He is visiting his
father. in law Mr.. Jeremiah Yellott, of Dulany's
Valley.
Mr.. G. Frank Morgan and wife, of Duany' 9
Valley, left on Tuesday for Gloucester City Court
House, Va, where they will spend some time with
We had pleasant call on Thursday from Mr..
E. Swinney, well-known member of the BALI
more bar. He has been practicing law in the city
for thirty three years.
Mr.. James N. Henderson, of Towsontown
left on Tuesday to attend the meeting of the Bap
fist Association at Bethlehem Church, near Man
nassas Prince William county, Va.
MIR. Wallace King, Jr., of the Balto q Chic
Railroad, was married at Mt. Washington, on
Monday last, to Miss Mamie Scott, daughter of
Mr.. Rossiter S. Scott, of that place.
Rev. Page Milburn, pastor of Towsontown
M. Ii. Clnrcn, WHO mas Deen Oh IL IWU Wechs Trip
to Nantucket, Marthas Vineyard and Boston, re-
turned on Friday and will occupy his pulpit on
Sunday morning.
Miss Jenkins, daughter of Mrs. Mark Jenkins,
of Long Green Valley, and Miss Johnston, daugh-
ter of Col. R. NJ Johnston, have been visiting at
"Burleigh," the residence of DR.. Richard Ham
mond, in Howard county.
Elk Sheriff Richard G. Tracey, of the 9TH dis
trict, was in Towsontown ON Friday. He is as
oil nd a VIC hOn ha
is good for many years to come.
Miss Grace Mininger, of Alameda, California,
is visiting her uncle, Mr.. George Morgan, of Du
lany's Valley. She is a niece of Mr.. Milton
Painter, one of the largest type founders of San
Francisco, and with whom she makes her home.
William Whitelock, Esq, of Mount Wash
ington, one of our best known and most highly
respected citizens, was here on Friday, attending
to business at the Court House. His health APP
pears to have been much benefited by his late
trip to Europe.
Mr.. Fred Walpert and wife, of Baltimore
county, who have been travelling in Europe for
the past three months, returned home a few days
ago. Mr.. Walpert is the senior member of the
extensive mattrass manufacturing firm Of Fred.
Walpert & Co., Baltimore.
Mr.. Christian Schmidt, of the 10th district,
who has been on visit to Cleveland, Ohio, for
several weeks, returned on Tuesday. He says
that section of Ohio is suffering greatly for want of
rain, not having had any of consequence since the
first of july Mr.. Schmidt was much pleased
with his trip.
Mr. Nicholas Marsh, of Kentucky, one of the
very few remaining members of the Marsh family,
of which the late DIR. Grafton Marsh, of Towson-
town, and Cpat. Joshua Marsh were members,
has been visiting his cousin, Col. D. NJ Matthews,
of Dulany's Valley. Mr.. Marsh is an extensive
farmer near Paris, KY, in the midst of the famous
Blue Grass region. This was his first trip East
and he was delighted with the country.
Mrs. Hennighausen, wife of Louis P. Hen
nighausen, Esq, who returned from Europe last
week, was the recipient of a very pleasant sur
prise visit few days ago from about fifty mem
bers of the Ladies' Society of the German Home
for the Aged, of which she is the president. A
handsome luncheon was spread in the grounds of
Mr.. Hennighausen's residence, Fair Oak avenue,
WaYerlY. and q delightful afternoon was spent.